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Peaches Christ Productions Proudly Presents Hocus Pocus Recommended

When: Sat., Sept. 27 2014
Kick off the season of the witch with a bona-fide star-studded drag coven. On September 27th, Peaches Christ, Ben DeLaCreme and Jinkx Monsoon promise to put a spell on you! Don't miss a very rare theatrical screening of the Disney classic Hocus Pocus at the historic Castro Theatre featuring the world premiere of Peaches Christ's latest stage-play "Coven: Return Of The Manderson Sisters" starring RuPaul's Drag Race Seattle sisters Ben DeLaCreme and Jinkx Monsoon. This special event will happen one day only. The show also stars All About Evil's Thomas Dekker & Timmy Spence, as well as New Orleans macabre snob Vinsantos as "Girdle Snow"... and MORE! Audience members are STRONGLY encouraged to come in costume and check back here for further details, cast additions, and more information coming soon... Tickets available NOW.
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